If you love history layered upon nature, then you cannot ignore the fairytale-like setting of Lunzjata Valley. A green heart in the island’s centre, Lunzjata Valley, is two steps away from Victoria. The grand arch scene at the entrance paves the way for the idyllic setting of the quaint chapel tucked into the rocks. Lunzjata is a joy to discover, and families with little children can enjoy the peace here. The trail around the valley that leads to the fountain where farmers used to wash their produce is easy to navigate, even with a stroller.
Gozo’s charms lie not only in its history and culture but also in what nature has bestowed. The valleys of Gozo will be rewarding if you’re planning walking holidays in Malta and Gozo. While many of these Gozo valleys are part of Gozo walking trails, cycling and abseiling are other ways of exploring Gozo’s valleys. Don’t forget that, in some cases, you can get around via Segway and Tuk-tuk tours.
Walking holidays on the island of Gozo will ensure that you take the time to absorb the thrill of adventure, the magical inspiration and the sound of silence that are part of Gozo’s valleys vibe.